u/Funny-Challenge-4145

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I genuinely love reading and over the past couple of years I have built a pretty solid collection of books. The problem is, I am currently living in a rented apartment in Bangalore and space is becoming a real issue. Books just keep piling up and it is starting to feel a bit overwhelming.

I don’t want to stop buying or reading, but I also don’t want to hoard everything forever. Ideally, I would love some way to either resell them or exchange them for other books. I checked a few options but nothing seems very active or convenient.

Also, I prefer reading physical books. I don’t enjoy Kindle or digital formats as much. Holding an actual book just feels like a much better experience for me.

So I wanted to ask here:

* What do you guys usually do with books once you are done reading?

* Are there any good platforms or communities in India where book exchange or resale actually works?

* Has anyone tried any offline options in Bangalore like book clubs or local stores that take used books?

I would prefer something simple and sustainable instead of just letting them collect dust. Open to any ideas or hacks that have worked for you.

Thanks in advance!

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u/Funny-Challenge-4145 — 12 days ago
▲ 2 r/goStartupIndia+1 crossposts

Hey folks,

I’m looking for a content creator (preferably female) to collaborate on a project I’m building.

This is more of a “build together” kind of opportunity rather than a typical job right away.

What it looks like:

First 2–3 months: unpaid (you’ll get an internship certificate)

After that: part-time role with stipend (we’ll figure this out together)

Real chance to convert into a full-time role if things click

What you’ll be doing:

End-to-end content creation (shoot → edit → final video), scripting and ideation we can do it together.

A lot of creative freedom + ownership

Working closely in a fast-paced startup setup (you’ll actually have a say in things)

Requirements:

What you need:

Just a basic setup (phone + laptop is enough)

Interest in content (don’t need to be a pro)

Upside:

You’ll get real ownership (not just “make 5 reels and done” type work)

Can turn into a proper paid/full-time thing if it clicks

Good if you’re trying to build a portfolio or get hands-on experience

If this sounds interesting, DM me or drop a comment.

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u/Funny-Challenge-4145 — 19 days ago